mcp-server-kubernetes
by MCP-Mirror
MCP Server that connects to a Kubernetes cluster and manages it. It allows you to interact with your Kubernetes cluster through a command-line interface.
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What is mcp-server-kubernetes?
This is an MCP server designed to connect to and manage Kubernetes clusters. It provides a simplified interface for interacting with Kubernetes resources.
How to use mcp-server-kubernetes?
To use this server, ensure you have kubectl installed and configured with access to your Kubernetes cluster. Configure your MCP server settings to use the npx mcp-server-kubernetes command. The server will automatically connect to your current kubectl context.
Key features of mcp-server-kubernetes
Connect to a Kubernetes cluster
List all pods, services, and deployments
Create and delete pods
List all namespaces
Use cases of mcp-server-kubernetes
Managing Kubernetes deployments through a simplified interface
Automating Kubernetes tasks
Interacting with Kubernetes clusters without needing direct kubectl access
Quickly listing and managing Kubernetes resources
FAQ from mcp-server-kubernetes
What is kubectl?
What is kubectl?
kubectl is a command-line tool for interacting with Kubernetes clusters.
How do I configure kubectl?
How do I configure kubectl?
kubectl is configured using a kubeconfig file, which contains connection details for your Kubernetes clusters.
What is a kubeconfig file?
What is a kubeconfig file?
A kubeconfig file stores information about Kubernetes clusters, users, and authentication mechanisms.
How do I verify my Kubernetes connection?
How do I verify my Kubernetes connection?
Run kubectl get pods in a terminal to check if you can connect to your cluster.
What if I have errors connecting to my cluster?
What if I have errors connecting to my cluster?
Ensure kubectl is installed, configured correctly, and has access to your Kubernetes cluster.